The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-01-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce RIarke.a,

opened snade easier. afterWard ruled stronger
ton; speculation moderate; sales 8 Oh 900 bu
futures and 1000 bu spot: No. spring. 94c; un-
CSC delivered; No red, 9315@es5Sc eleyator' eSsi
@9S1lc f. o. b.; No. red, go &c; No. white, $50
@gsszc; No. red, January, % zG921&c closing at
92ssc; February, 925Ed931c. closing at 93%e
March 942f @g45se closing at 94zzc; April $50
at 97isc June 97szc; August. aS5s CS9sSgc, ciosns
at gSHc; September, 81 499s$sc, closing at 99Ac;
December; 81 O215g1 0S1s, closing at 81 0S5s.
lower and moderately active: receipts 81 900 on:
exports, Co. ll6 bu. sales 10000 bu. futures and
S42, GOO bn; spot; ungraded. 4794S1ac; steamer,
vator AGE atlOat steamer white, 475zc; steamer
yellow, 471ze; No. 2, January 4714g4754c, closing
st 4is4c; FEBRUARY, 464@4S3sc, closing at 4Stsc;
May, 5O1s@5llc, closing a. 6le. Oats-Quiet: re-
3se; white do, 39943e. Stocks of grain in store
Jan. S-Wheat, 10 60 bu corn, 3 800 800 bu.; oats
! 079 bu.; barley, 275409 hu; rye. 40SO5 bu peAs
1852 eu.; malt. 3l4 sos bu. Hay Steady and in
Quiet. Cofee-Fair Rio firm at 15sse: options
fairly active and higher; sales, g. 80 bags: jan
nary % S5 e February IS 4O9l$ eOc March.
IS40@lS.tOc' April lS 400 360c; May. 1850
1850; June l350Gl3. zoe; July, Is 456l3 zoe; Au-
gust, l345@l355c. Sugar Steady; refined steady;
graduated 554c. holasses-Steady; 50 test, zoe.
Rice-Firm. Petroleum-Firm; United closed at
15Sc. Tallow-Firm. Turpentine-Steady at 3Sc.
Eggs-Firm and in fair demand; receipts, I46l
packages; Western fresh. 32GS3c. POrk-Steady
ana talTly active sales, 400 bDlS. at Sl2 - ~
Lard-Lower and fairly active; Western steam,
y
March, S. 7Ia6 81; April, Sc S596 81; May, IS Goa
70; June - ga u: city steam, S. 30. Butter
SIC. Cbeese-Firm and rather quiet: Western
fat, n@l24c. Compensatory. Lead-Firm.
CHICAGO, Jan. lO-The tendency in the mar
ket to day toward lower range of prices
and the price for May delivery at one time dropped
to S4tsc but rallied toward the close and finally
closed Tor the day at S55sc, or &c higher than ca
closed an increase OF $4,000 bushels, which was
larger than had been estimated which was the
chief reason assigned Tor the early weakness The
market sustained somewhat however. by re
ports OF continued dry weather in California, aud
also by reports that stocks in the warehouses ON
the lines OF railroads In the Northwest were be
ing greatly reduced. The opening in corn showed
no material change in prices from the close on
saturday, ana Tor time the market ruled firm
and a shade higher. The large increase in the
visible supply of 1885 OO bushels caused break
of re- followed by a slight rally, the market clos
ing &c under saturday. Oats ruled fairly act
i've and weaker but closed at about Saturdays
quotations. Provisions were weak and unset
higher, declined ioa12Ec. TSllied sale de- de-
clined 10Gl2lac, but rallied and closed at nearly
outside fig uIes. Lard declined lO@l212e per 100
pounds, but rallied trifle toward the close
Short ribs ruled 21I@5c per 100 pounds
lower Cash quotations were rs follows: Flour
99iet and unchanged NM !Stn %6e7tLNO ~ sPGng
7914c., Corn no: ,, SOC. 0ats-No. ,. 26]4c.
Rye No. 2, 53e B8rley-No. , 5la54c. Flax
seed = No /. 81 or. Timothy.seed = Prime,
lsrdNPer 100 lbs IS 4OG6 49iz. Short rib sides
90; short clear sides, boxed, Sc s096 3d. whisky
DistilleTs flushed goods, per gal, 81 IS. Sugars
Cut-lOaf, 61S@61sc: gTanuated, &c; standard 4,
55sc Receipts-Flour 10000 b6ls; wheat, SO, 900
bu.; corn, 10000 bu.; oats, $4,000 bu rye. 1000
bu:; barley, 5000 bu. shipments Flour, 1900
bu.; rye, none; barley, 20 coo bu.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market ruled dull creamery, 2f93lc; dairy,
22d26e. Eggs-27@2Sc per dozen for fresh.s
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Io.-Flour-Dull and nomi-
nslly unchanged. Wheat-Dull but irmer;
The market opened weak and &c lower advanced
sc, fell of &c, but recovered and closed 14c
higher than Saturday: No. , red cash, s21SCaS33;
January, $3.50 bid February, $3.50 bid; March,
SssIc asked: May, S75s@sSIlc, closing al SS1sc.
but eased off later and closed &c lower than
Saturday No. mixed, cash, 351s9S614c; Febru-
airy, So sG35zc; March, 369351sc, closing at Soc
bid; May, SS1I@39c, closing at Ss}sG3S54c. Oats
Dull and easier No. mixed cash, 2s5<c; January,
re asked February, 2szsc; .I March, 2g5zci
Nominally unchanged. Lead-Nominally easier
at s. IS bid for all grades. Hay
timothy, siO@1S So. Butter-steady and I'M
changed. Eggs-Strong at &c Flsxseed-Nom9l'
nal a CSC Bran-FiTm At 67@6Se Gorn-m neal,
and unchanged. ProvisiOns-Quiet but hrmer.
Pork-slrong at Sl2 25gl2 SO. Lard-Flrm at
$500 05: short ribs, Sc 1906 10; short clear % 90
boxed lots long.clear Sc; short ribs 20 TO- snort
clear, S. %. Baeon-strong long clear $ $3.50 99g
%. Hsms-Firmer at 50 75@lo. Receipts
Flour, 5000 bbls.; wheat, 5000 bu.; corn,
ll2 coo bu.; oats, 10000 bu. rye, LOCO bu.;
barley, 200 bu. Shipments = Flour, 1000
bbs: wheat 600 bu. corn, 5000 bu.; oats, 5000
bu; rye, lone; barley, 1900 bu.
Afternoon Board-Nhea a shade easier. Corn
and oats unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1O.-Wheat-western steady
and dull; No. winter red, spo. January OF
February, e2l992l5c; May, 951s996c. Corn
Western STEADY; mixed, spot 4614 1855; jan
usry,46eI February, 1850 1870 March, 461z9
1910; steamer, 455 sG4554c Oats-t1rm and quiet;
| Western white, S7d39c: do. mixed, 359S6c. FRO
visions-Steady and slow. Mess Pork-sl2. Lard
| Refined, 81 80. Eggs-LOwer at SOC. Coffee
Firmer: Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair 1t$49l514c
| Receipts-FIOur, 95SS bbls.; wheat, 295uO bu ;
| corn, % 600 bu. oats $500 bu. rye, l,OOO bu.
| shipments-Flour 1867 bbls.; wheat, 240o0 bu.
| corn, - go bu.
TOLEDO, JAM 10 -wheat-Dull and firm
| cash, S211e bid: January, SEC bid; February
| sac bid May. S93sc bid. Uorn-Dull and weak;
| cash, SIC; May 1870 bid. Oats-Negeeted Glover
seed Duh and steady; cash, 81 20; February,
| 81 Is bid; March, 81 so bid. Receipts-W heat,
1900 bu. corn u coo bu; oats, LOCO bu; clover
seed 242 bags. ShipmeDts-Mheat, 10000 bu. :
| oats 600 bu. clover-seed, AS bags.
| LIVERPOOL. Jan. 10.-Cotton-Steady with a
fair demand; sales 10000 bales, including l,OOJ
bales for speculation and export, and 400 bales
American. Wheat-Quiet, demand tal!en on;
holders offer moderately. COrn-Firm with lair
| demand Lard-Pritle Western, 30s Cd per cwt.